Why Indian Hospitals Are Becoming Prime Targets for Cyberattacks Indian hospitals face rising cyberattacks driven by outdated infrastructure, valuable patient data, and insufficient cybersecurity investment, demanding urgent coordinated action across healthcare institutions and policy bodies. ..

Ransomware in Healthcare: What Happens When a Hospital's Systems Go Offline? Ransomware poses a severe and growing threat to Indian hospitals. This article examines its operational impact, India-specific vulnerabilities, and actionable prevention strategies for healthcare institutions. ..

Diagnostics in Inflammatory Myopathies: Electromyography (EMG), Muscle Biopsy, and Antibody Profiling Idiopathic inflammatory myopathies require careful diagnosis using clinical assessment, muscle enzymes, MRI, EMG, muscle biopsy, and antibody profiling. Identifying specific subtypes helps predict organ involvement, guide treatment, and improve patient ..

Hospital Business Models Are Changing: What Comes Next for Indian Healthcare? Indian hospital business models are shifting from capital-intensive multi-specialty giants to asset-light, single-specialty, and digitally enabled models, especially in underserved Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities. ..

A Raksha Bandhan Gift Beyond Measure: Brother Donates a Part His Liver to Save Sister’s Five-Month-Old Daughter In a powerful act of love ahead of Raksha Bandhan, high-precision paediatric surgery and a selfless act of organ donation, gives a baby girl a second chance at life...

India is producing more health research. The bigger question is: how much of it is reaching patients? BMJ Research Forum South Asia 2026 will bring researchers, clinicians, policymakers and healthcare leaders together to examine how evidence can be translated into better healthcare ...

Made in India Medical Devices: What Is Changing in 2026? India's medical devices sector is transforming in 2026 through PLI-driven manufacturing, CDSCO regulatory modernisation, AI integration, and strategic export ambitions under the Viksit Bharat vision. ..

Kumaran Hospitals Kilpauk Performs 20-Hour Marathon Surgery to Remove Rare, Complex Mesenteric Tumour in 29-Year-Old Kumaran Hospitals, Kilpauk successfully performed a 20-hour marathon surgery on a 29-year-old IT professional to remove a rare 20 x 20 x 18cm, high-grade malignant retroperitonal ..

Advanced Endoscopy in Biliary Tract Disease: ERCP vs. Diagnostic Endoscopic Ultrasound (EUS) Modern biliary disease management increasingly uses EUS and MRCP for safer diagnosis, tissue acquisition, and staging, while reserving ERCP primarily for therapeutic interventions such as stone extraction, drainage, and stenting...

Clinical Management of Chronic Venous Insufficiency: Endovenous Laser Ablation vs. Sclerotherapy Chronic venous insufficiency causes venous hypertension, reflux, edema, skin changes, and ulcers. Duplex-guided evaluation and minimally invasive EVLA or sclerotherapy enable targeted treatment, improved recovery, and reduced recurrence...

The Future of Indian Hospitals: What Healthcare Leaders Are Preparing For Indian hospitals face a transformative future shaped by digital health adoption, universal coverage policies, AI integration, workforce evolution, and value-based care models requiring agile and visionary leadership. ..

Evaluating Hypercalcemia in Clinical Practice: Parathyroid Hormone (PTH) Driven vs. Malignancy Workups ..

Second Opinion Gives Eight-Year-Old Boy A Chance To Keep His Leg & His Childhood Successful Limb-Sparing Surgery For Osteogenic Sarcoma At Nashik’s HCG Manavata Offers Alternative To Amputation...

Pediatric Epilepsy Protocols: Ketogenic Diet Interventions and Anti-Seizure Medications Pediatric epilepsy requires early diagnosis, precision-matched anti-seizure medications, ketogenic dietary therapy, and continuous developmental monitoring. A multidisciplinary approach can improve seizure control while supporting cognitive and neurological development...

India's Medical Device Revolution: Can the Country Become a Global MedTech Hub? India's medical device sector is transforming through PLI schemes, AI integration, and policy reforms, yet overcoming import dependence and regulatory complexity remains essential to achieving true global MedTech leadership. ..

Can Health Insurance Reform Make Private Healthcare More Affordable in India? India's proposed health insurance reforms, including standardised tariffs, billing transparency, and a common insurance product, offer a credible path to making private healthcare more affordable for ordinary Indian families. ..

Diagnostics in Myasthenia Gravis: Single-Fiber EMG, Acetylcholine Receptor Antibodies, and Thymectomy Myasthenia Gravis is an autoimmune neuromuscular junction disorder causing fluctuating, fatigable weakness. Accurate diagnosis integrates antibody testing, electrophysiology, thymic imaging, and targeted treatment strategies for improved long-term outcomes. ..

India's Medical Inflation Problem: Why Healthcare Costs Keep Rising and What It Means for Every Family Medical inflation in India now stands at 13 to 14 percent annually, far outpacing general inflation. This article examines root causes, financial impact on families, and practical protective measures. ..

Childhood Obesity in India: Why Schools Are Becoming the New Prevention Frontline Childhood obesity is rising rapidly in India, affecting millions of school-age children. Schools, through nutrition education, physical activity, and health screening, represent the most effective prevention frontline available. ..

NIU Launches Five-Day Faculty Development Programme on NCAHP Competency-Based Curriculum Hands-on training for faculty under the ‘One Nation–One Curriculum’ theme; experts discuss competency-based education and modern teaching methodologies on Day One. ..